Tennessee Firearms Assoc. Inc.

Was under the "assumption" that GSM (Clarksville) was a posted building. So, I did the usual trick of cutting through Sears (no postings on any doors, inside or out) and was about to enter the main mall hallway and this was smack in the middle just outside of the Sears door. I would "assume" that permit holders are allowed to carry in the mall. I did not check any of the main hallway entrances to see if they said different.

Plus, the family and I were headed to the movies in the mall, and I searched all of the windows and doors of the theater and the only sign forbidding anything was the no outside food or drink. So, it appears that GSM is carry friendly.

"Except as authorized by state...law"

And I just so happen to be authorized by the state to have a weapon

GSM has a sign on the polls when entering the property no firearms they are also posted by the main doors. I've been going to that mall since 2003 twice a year and when I was there in June that was the first time I noticed a sign on the poll entering the property. Could barely read the sign and all I saw was no firearms. Can anyone comment further on this sign.

Just wondering if anyone else had some thoughts here. Was wondering which sign to obey? The one outside that says no, or the one inside that says yes. They want to talk about "vague" they can't even post properly!

Unless the outside signs comply with TCA then they dont mean squat. The door sign showed in the pic makes a clear case "unless authorized by law" I fall under that blanket.